Every hormone, from estrogen to insulin, is influenced by your nervous system. When you're in chronic stress, your body prioritizes survival over balance.
This looks like:
Energy crashes and cravings
Painful periods or irregular ovulation
Short fuse, poor sleep, and gut issues
To re-regulate:
Practice vagal toning: humming, deep sighs, or cold face splashes
Make space for creative play or stillness, even just 10 minutes
Avoid back-to-back scheduling; create buffers between events
Shift from "doing more" to "being present"
Hormone healing doesn’t always start with the reproductive system, it also starts in your nervous system.
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